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Today I ate hard salty sidewalk $h1T while riding my bike to work. I passed a couple of pedestrians and opted to go in between a planter and light post. There was a small (like 4") mound of snow directly in my path. The funboi in me said.. "jump it." So I listened. The result was a no-style feeble bit of air. I landed on a patch of ice, slid out and smashed my knee on the hard cement.
I'll never learn.
I'll never learn.
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Ouch! Thats what you get for riding on pedestrian land!
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Ouch! Thats what you get for riding on pedestrian land!
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
We need our friend "I'll give you ten dollars if you can deliver" to give him a smack down.
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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where can i get this?!?!
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chinatown has some pretty crazy toys. a friend of mine has a spiderman toy that makes machine gun sounds and the packaging is covered in hilarious broken engrish.
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Ouch! Thats what you get for riding on pedestrian land!
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
AHAHA 4G for an ol' AMF? I got one from Bikejoint for $150,, older & in better condition too, for wife & wife loves it & I ride it sometimes. It's a "galaxy" or something, not a harley, but it's got a fake gas tank at least!
4000 clams, ohmy I almost sprayed coffee seeing that
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Infinite pleasure eh? Where can I get one of these special for you of children design action figures?
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
PS. Holy Shamoley!:
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/275376873.html
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What?!!! Yours is a feather weight my man. His weighs at least 5 times what yours does.....pony up some cash too, punk.
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Ugh. Have to write an exam tonight. Politics of Public Policy and Public Finance. I love these stupid crosslisted Pol Sci class taught by economists. Esp my prof who always asks questions starting with "When you apply for a job as an ecomomist with the U.N...." Guy I'm a frigging chef and teacher. I'm never applying to the U.N. Ask something that normal people can understand. Or his replies to answers he deems too simple "That's how my grammy would explain it" I almost threw my helmet at him for that one. If I want to be insulted I'll just post in the roadie forum.
After some deep breaths.....I too dig the $4000 bike. Almost tempted to offer $20 and a slinky.
After some deep breaths.....I too dig the $4000 bike. Almost tempted to offer $20 and a slinky.
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
What?!!! Yours is a feather weight my man. His weighs at least 5 times what yours does.....pony up some cash too, punk. 

couldn't you buy an actual motorbike for that price?
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
all the more reason to pay $4000 for it, much more durable than any wimpy road bike!
couldn't you buy an actual motorbike for that price?
couldn't you buy an actual motorbike for that price?
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Ugh. Have to write an exam tonight. Politics of Public Policy and Public Finance. I love these stupid crosslisted Pol Sci class taught by economists. Esp my prof who always asks questions starting with "When you apply for a job as an ecomomist with the U.N...." Guy I'm a frigging chef and teacher. I'm never applying to the U.N. Ask something that normal people can understand. Or his replies to answers he deems too simple "That's how my grammy would explain it" I almost threw my helmet at him for that one. If I want to be insulted I'll just post in the roadie forum.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
all the more reason to pay $4000 for it, much more durable than any wimpy road bike!
couldn't you buy an actual motorbike for that price?
couldn't you buy an actual motorbike for that price?
Sir Robin needs to bring more to the table than just his feather weight roadie!!
Originally Posted by SamHouston
AHAHA 4G for an ol' AMF? I got one from Bikejoint for $150,, older & in better condition too, for wife & wife loves it & I ride it sometimes. It's a "galaxy" or something, not a harley, but it's got a fake gas tank at least!
4000 clams, ohmy I almost sprayed coffee seeing that
4000 clams, ohmy I almost sprayed coffee seeing that
I mean I could buy like four Cadillac Bikes for that price. https://www.cadillacbicycles.com/ca_index.html
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Ugh. Have to write an exam tonight. Politics of Public Policy and Public Finance. I love these stupid crosslisted Pol Sci class taught by economists. Esp my prof who always asks questions starting with "When you apply for a job as an ecomomist with the U.N...." Guy I'm a frigging chef and teacher. I'm never applying to the U.N. Ask something that normal people can understand. Or his replies to answers he deems too simple "That's how my grammy would explain it" I almost threw my helmet at him for that one. If I want to be insulted I'll just post in the roadie forum.
After some deep breaths.....I too dig the $4000 bike. Almost tempted to offer $20 and a slinky.
After some deep breaths.....I too dig the $4000 bike. Almost tempted to offer $20 and a slinky.
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
How many are in the class? If it's just us, that'll be sweet!!!
Parking Lot safety?
Parking Lot safety?
I think there are 10ish spots per class. Or at least, Keith was saying with around 10 people we could probably have a class to ourselves. That would be awesome if we did get it to ourselves! And your right about the parking lot... I'll bring some uh pylons
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Originally Posted by Danhalen
I think there are 10ish spots per class. Or at least, Keith was saying with around 10 people we could probably have a class to ourselves. That would be awesome if we did get it to ourselves! And your right about the parking lot... I'll bring some uh pylons 

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Those dogs look so happy! Tails all a-wagging, tounges hanging out in a doggy smile...
Speaking of broken English, if you have too much time on your hands, try translating something into Korean, using the Altavista translator. Then, copy and paste the message (which will probably come out as total jibberish unless you have Korean text recognition on your computer) back into the translation box and translate it back into English. The results are really funny/creepy/strangely ominous.
For example:
Hi my name is Dan and I am a dog waterskiing enthusiast. I am going to translate this message using the Altavista babelfish translator. The idea is to show how 'wack' this Korean translation shiznit is.
Becomes this:
Goodbye name of B the Dan and I sleep and dog waterskiing excitement. I use a Altavistababelfish interpretation and in order to translate this message i am going. The idea as peels and 'wack' this Korean translation shiznit it is visible and.
Am I the only one that finds this incredibly amusing??
Here's the link: https://babelfish.altavista.com/
Speaking of broken English, if you have too much time on your hands, try translating something into Korean, using the Altavista translator. Then, copy and paste the message (which will probably come out as total jibberish unless you have Korean text recognition on your computer) back into the translation box and translate it back into English. The results are really funny/creepy/strangely ominous.
For example:
Hi my name is Dan and I am a dog waterskiing enthusiast. I am going to translate this message using the Altavista babelfish translator. The idea is to show how 'wack' this Korean translation shiznit is.
Becomes this:
Goodbye name of B the Dan and I sleep and dog waterskiing excitement. I use a Altavistababelfish interpretation and in order to translate this message i am going. The idea as peels and 'wack' this Korean translation shiznit it is visible and.
Am I the only one that finds this incredibly amusing??
Here's the link: https://babelfish.altavista.com/
This is what I wrote:
Hi, my name is Mitch and I enjoy riding bicycles, I hope this translates into something awesome like an elephant.
And the Translation turned it into this:
Goodbye, my name the Mitch and this elephant of this highest silent row translate together I enjoy or hope the riding in a car bicycle.
AHAHAHAAAAAHAHAHAAA!!!
Hi, my name is Mitch and I enjoy riding bicycles, I hope this translates into something awesome like an elephant.
And the Translation turned it into this:
Goodbye, my name the Mitch and this elephant of this highest silent row translate together I enjoy or hope the riding in a car bicycle.
AHAHAHAAAAAHAHAHAAA!!!
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
i have a garde manger theory exam on monday,
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Originally Posted by operator
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Originally Posted by Ill Mitch
This is what I wrote:
Hi, my name is Mitch and I enjoy riding bicycles, I hope this translates into something awesome like an elephant.
And the Translation turned it into this:
Goodbye, my name the Mitch and this elephant of this highest silent row translate together I enjoy or hope the riding in a car bicycle.
AHAHAHAAAAAHAHAHAAA!!!
Hi, my name is Mitch and I enjoy riding bicycles, I hope this translates into something awesome like an elephant.
And the Translation turned it into this:
Goodbye, my name the Mitch and this elephant of this highest silent row translate together I enjoy or hope the riding in a car bicycle.
AHAHAHAAAAAHAHAHAAA!!!
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
sorry, i should write it in HTML or something for you.




